Agent-operated cloud computers
Products create computers and browser sessions in code, then give an agent a natural-language job to complete across websites and virtual screens.
Pine Computer
Freemium
A cloud computer that lets products use AI to perform real-world work across websites and apps.
Pine Computerとは？
Pine Computer is a cloud computer for products that need AI to carry out work across websites and desktop-style interfaces. A product creates a computer and session through code, gives an agent a job, and receives the finished work or generated files back. It is aimed at workflows that may involve several sites, changing screens, or services without APIs.
The system can run separate computers for parallel tasks, browse from a selected country, and support human handoffs when a person must sign in, enter a code, or approve an action. Ephemeral computers are available for runs that should not retain state. Example outputs include receipts, reports, filled PDFs, spreadsheets, and portal status updates.
Pine Computerでできること
Workflows for sites without APIs
The computer can read interfaces, fill forms, navigate portals, and return results for processes that are not exposed through a conventional API.
Human handoff and approval
A person can take control when a login, payment, or other sensitive action requires user input. Taking control stops the AI until the person hands the computer back.
Parallel and location-specific runs
Products can start separate computers for simultaneous jobs and choose the country from which a computer browses.
Artifacts and structured hand-back
Completed work can come back as files and records, including PDF receipts, research reports, spreadsheets, and filled application forms.
Isolation and credential controls
Pine describes single-use containers under gVisor, customer-key encryption for saved state, short-lived tokens, and secrets delivered outside the model prompt. Ephemeral computers retain no state.
利用シーン
“Renew permits on city portals”
Property-management software can start a computer for each city, renew permits from its records, pause for a customer sign-in, and attach each portal receipt to the relevant permit.
“Produce sourced market research”
An analyst can ask for a market report that compares figures from different sources, cites each claim, and returns the work as a document, PDF, and spreadsheet.
“Fill and review PDF applications”
Broker software can turn rows in a renewal sheet into completed copies of an insurer’s current PDF form, check the fields against the source row, and leave the copies for review before submission.
“Compare purchases before checkout”
An assistant can check multiple shops at once, build baskets, compare item and delivery totals, and stop before payment until the user approves the purchase.
“Test web applications and releases”
Engineering teams can use cloud computers for web-app testing, bug reproduction, and release review across browser-based interfaces.
よくある質問
What kind of work is Pine Computer designed for?
It is designed for jobs that require an AI agent to operate websites or desktop-style interfaces, including sites without APIs, research, document processing, assistants, sales workflows, and engineering or QA tasks.
Can a person take over a computer during a run?
Yes. A person can take control for actions such as signing in or entering sensitive information. The AI stops while the person is driving and resumes after the person hands control back.
What does Pine Computer return after a task?
The product can receive completed results and artifacts such as PDF receipts, reports, spreadsheets, filled forms, and messages or status updates from the workflow.
How are passwords and other secrets handled?
Pine says secrets reach a run as a locked file rather than in the model prompt, are scrubbed from events and logs, and are not saved. Blind sessions can hide information typed by a person from the AI.
Does Pine use customer data to train AI models?
Pine says that Pine and its AI providers do not use customer or end-user data sent to Pine Computer to train models. It says its own model is trained only on synthetic data.
クイック情報
- Product type
- Cloud computer and agent execution platform
- Primary users
- Products and teams building AI assistants, vertical software, operations, research, sales, and engineering workflows
- Core workflow
- Create a computer, run an agent job, and receive the finished work or artifacts
- Browser location
- A computer can be created with a selected browsing country
- Availability
- Invite-only beta
- Data location
- Pine says customer data is stored in the United States and encrypted at rest and in transit
Pine Computer のトラフィック分析
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